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Eye tracking probably plays a big role. We are hardwired to notice what other people are looking at. Also, you bought it because it looked good, didn't you?
by darkerside 3y ago
Eye tracking probably plays a big role. We are hardwired to notice what other people are looking at.
Also, you bought it because it looked good, didn't you?
- finnh 3y agoThe eye tracking explanation is a good one, thanks. I think it supports my hypothesis by providing a possible mechanism of action. To your second point: yes, of course. But three weeks later it looks (mostly) the same but stops drawing compliments.